Goalie Jonathan Quick will start his second straight game for the Los Angeles Kings since returning from a groin injury. Ben Bishop, acquired in a trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday, will back up and can expect his share of playing time down the stretch. "Jonathan Quick can't play every game," coach Darryl Sutter said. "He has a long-term contract, which means you want him to fulfill that contract and be a healthy player…With these injuries he's had in the last three or four years, we're not going to nail him to the cross in the next six weeks." Bishop is looking forward to contributing to the Kings, who are three points behind the St. Louis Blues for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Western Conference. "The past this team has, the experience they have, they've [won the Stanley Cup] before, so to get traded to a team with that kind of experience that knows how to win in those type of big games, it's exciting," Bishop said. Forward Marian Gaborik, who is pointless in nine games, will play after he was a healthy scratch against the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday. "I gotta get back, play better and make sure I don't come out of the lineup again," Gaborik said. "I just have to play better overall, that's just the bottom line. This is crunch time and obviously we need to put up points. We need to find a way no matter what."
